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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
small increase In tho stock, Of all the pipe Lines
last mont and tho full returns now total OF
1876 barrels from March, The total net stocks
442 barrels against 1857 800 barrels December
81 1856; 3294GGls barrels in April 1885, 3002749 bar
in APRIL 1885 1911 barrels in April 1884 The
daily pipe line last month were 6t00, barrels
against D5Ul2 barrels day ia March. 63.SS2 barrels
February 90 S27 barrels in January 1881 C6366 barrels
APRIL 1856 1920 barrels In April 1885 65sl4 barrels
April deliveries mouth l,9i9463
barrels against 20974 0t barrels IN APRIL 1886 lei2o00
barrels 1885 aud lb43330 barrels in 1884 Following
figures detail OF the net stocks merchandise o held
hv ALI he the of last
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The crude oil speculation continues actve but the
The There Interesting variety
In Yesterdays the market therefore affords
better quick than 1t did few weeks
Wednesday reflected at the opening.
steady the last hal hour when the covering OF
there fall OF cent Tao close was
steady but trie above opening hgures We are informed
that the published accounts respecting the alleged new oil
field the borders OF Erie County ~ w. are greatly eAag
gerae Later advces will be needed to make clear the stu
alton there and traders may be Influenced considerably W
theta character =,
The or prices AMI the total dealings al inc Conso
dated Exchange were az follows:
Opening lowest
Final
BALES,
Refined oil unchanged at Sac per gallon.
OIL CRY. Penn. May l2-Cruie Oh-NAtlonsl TRANSIT
Certificates opened "a AL cJseI "a asIsst pre-,
64s. lowest 90 2 sales l00iJJo parcels cairtse 1881
barrels clerances 22)lO0J IIccsls SNIP neltt 1o072
barrels; runs, - barrels.
PirrsBURG, Penn, May l2.-cruie Ol-Petro eu weak
an, duu Sattool Transit CsrtifcLtos opened
at So anl closet 637s hgls, price. % lowest o3s
BRADFORD Penn May l2-NationaI rrlnsl, Cortihcits'
opened at 63s closet "a; highest price CAS- lowest
| IS = Clearsnces $4,000 barrels,
rlrusylLLR Psln IL tttolh rrllyt Csrtl 10 tsy
opened AT G37s tnd ciossl 6is sl1ss pe;S o4 10"
rce
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SPIRITS oP TURPENrINE
SAVANNAH. MAY i2-Tqtpentino steady az 81 %
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roIrpo Nav l2-wheat nrmeE Nav SOC; June SIG;
Corn sirone. Cash Al Recepts-Wheat uao0o
Corn bush, - bush. shpmonts-W feAt
CO. 900 busa Cora 1000 Dusn Oaps - bush. Glover
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nellins sF w. Of Ghi plS
Morgan 1850 WIN q Bridge, hsa' psnis stack at
smrrr,or covKrTaIAL TERx-pAKr III.-Before Dusro
SUPERIOR coTar-rnrAL TEax-rAnr L-BefOrs Trua1 j.
N supk so
S' sss T Tea IIh'i'F' S'ds
~snrESIoh 1EnM-PAEr Iv-Before fre'0
m2n J0N Psx, eoD TKRM-Beforo arremore j.
Alien and JJINSs SS M 81 6ay J-No day
T y.S ss 2lss FsstS5e
G4 $4g g S52 g gsS % 2IS2$ s2 s8o S5s
COMMON PLEAs-TGAL TERM-PARr iI.-ANonrneu TOT '"0
CITY couErTnAl TEnNPAEr BeterSSo B gSa 27i2
N% sSg s s55 1 ? sSS 25S 5c @
2saSSS 22SSs 2sos 1880 siis. :, no,or. rhrich j.
IsG, fss sGo
2Sis 800 i39s $sS9 295i 29i 2oOi 20lo SOSi' SO'O
CITY d;7 ssgT HIATT a 2s ST.
2a5G 2sss 1852 1885 1850 2s2I , 7Sl gcOS 2'9S 2''O
CoURT OF oYFR TERNsER day calendar Recorder
smythand Assistant District Attorney Purdy-No~ "
CoTRT or GENERAL I1Beiore udge coy
ing and Assistant Dstrict-Attorney fi~ger"'u' "
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoxs-PAar Lvg na9
in Part III Room OF the superior Courtl-NoS " '' '-
elusive.
SHE PROBABLY HAS NOT DROWNED Hh"S ,.DI.1I
j. Kopelski a tailor OF No. Sc sherifst went 10 fooo
Headquarters in tears yesterday and showed TINS e'
which had been written and mailed IN 'eisc! N'' "
Monday by his missing daughter; ~
DRARPAPA AND MAMMA: am going to drown ny ~ n
Fact River so don't need work any more nor no , a.
So goodbye TO whole family. Perhaps we WI
Heaven Ii you find my body, bury me In Iiin,y
Kopelski said that his daughter was seventeen yeas
old she had been employed at feather,curng PG I
in Broadway hut did not like the work Last week sue
STAYED away from the Broadway place. althougn , sno
pretended TO 90 work every day. On satuiuy'
ahc ouht "a have brought home her wages sue uisaI
peared It was learned that she had borrowed 20 t Urn
friend in BROOKLYN before she went 10 Jersey Slts
The noce told Kopeski that Mlsdsawa would not nave
borrowed the money IL she intended TO drown heIsel
nor would she have gone TO the EasV hl'cr " ""' "
Jersey City.
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lgAiiA " Id'lu' ihp
land grant
Trust rcccint3
Asscntcd
D. OJO. .....6 2's
Toledo & western
con COW
5000 -....o ~
Union Pacific LIST
30
A.OOO......l l6 y
iD7
5000 .... ll6h
'g8
G.O0O. ... III
Union pac : r
1000. .... ZIG
Vlr Midland inc
1000. .....-.vS
Wab Gen Mtg Us
Trust receipts
10, 600. %
West : guard ~
1000. .-... lO5 p
$500. ..... los =
WaD 1t T. q z 10
Chicago die
1000. 800. 1882
| 5000. lO3
| Detroit Dl-
| 5000. ..... lOO'a
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ngelas folio gs

The highest prices wero as folows:--W heat-So
Ma 2 80 a,S.. .oats-No 269c kye7No z % &c;
Barlev-No F.a. ses10 90 No ~ Us prin'
Short RIO Sides ~ 80 Dry sailed Shoulders boxed
81 10: 3aort Ciesr 1iiea boSeL ~ To- Maskox ~ IN
sfsndsri "A sc Receipts-Four 1900 bb.. whes;
4gJUU busn.s Corn $4,000 bush-' oats 10000 oush.
% 900 b., Wheat 22O,0OJ busn.i CJru 5000 bush.
oats 1900 bush. Kyo 1000 bush. Barley ll,0Oo
on the Prolace Exchange TO-DAY tho Butter market
easy Creamery at l6S2l go; DAIRY loS2o@ Eggs az
lOHUllc. per doA 49,,
Cash Michigan Rod $500; No Rcd casn sstc' do
Nav ssc do June ss.e July 81 PC August v 80 &c
Clover Seed-Cash II % Recepts-Wheat 10000 BUSH
Corn 1000 bush oats 1.sOO bush
MILWAUKEE, NAV l2.-Flour firm. ..... Wheat dull
CASH s2c June &c. july 81 strong. No.
ii &c oats quiet White 3l'4c.. rive inactive. No
57c...... Barley unsettled NO at SOC. Provisions
~ Butter was weak. Dairy l5Gl7c......Eggs lOP
allo.. Cheese steady Ceddars at Ia ~ 90 kecepts
Flour $50 bbIs. Wheat 1880 Uusn. Barley $3.50
bush. snIpuents-Flour 5000 bD!S Wheat S.6i3 Oasn-
barley LOO Oush
PEORIA Nav H. Corn steady. High Mikei ssteS9c
Mixed 80 1854. oaIs quiet No t wMte fs9 g.
49, Wines 81 o. spirits 81 U7; keceIDts--corn
10000 Ousn Oats $4,000 push rye 1000 pasm barley
- bush. shpmens-COrn 900 Uush oats ltOOO BUSH
Rye - bush
PHILADELPHIA MAY l2-Four-Market firm. No
Western Pennsylvania supernne So 50Ss SIS 90: DO
So 0O Roller Process 81 OOQsi 20 Delaware
Family - OHIO Clear IA 000Si 25 40 Straight
81 Louis Southern Illinois Clear 81 UOast 25 90
Straight - o4450 Winter Wheat Patent 81 1Oeo 90;
Rye Flour 81 76ds2 So per barrett. W heat-Ihe
na far nsnry from sS,ppers offerings OF cash wheat
however light and IL was scult 70 WORK new
business demand IRON % aa Sery @ Rsa Tor Nav
Sess9e'.c. do for June sesese'sc' do Tor July Doe
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCH iNGE-MAY IL.
THE GEVER Al LI5r


Actual Sales Closing.
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BoyDs AyD Biyt SrOJrS

con oil IS
5000 .-... 100
Canada ith Isl Rii
1000. 100 =
Canada Southern
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C.OOO.. 1904
$ l. Kan e and Nm
Omaha div lst
Trust receipts
.. 0OO......l III
Tex & Pac con b5
Trust Receipts
1000. 1854
Toledo ~ WABASH
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THEIR FAMILIES.
The Circumstanrps In which the wiyos Of
the Auarcliistu pro Left. ,sr /.

The Circumstanrps In Which the wivos Of
tho Auarcliists arc Left.
CHICAGO, Now 15.-Mrs. Parsons Ia still
suffering from nervous prostration, and
none but intimate acquaintance and
avowed friends Of tho cause are allowed to
see her. Committeeman Rausch visited
her yesterday, officially inquired into her
needs and spoke OF prospective monu.
msnt which would be erected on tho Gnal
burial spot Of the five dead. Although
without means, Mrs. Parsons will acquire
some revenue aside from contributed aid,
from the sale Of TrImbulPe pamphlet and
her husbands book. Parsons was liberal
provlder for his family and Mrs. Parsons
and her children have been accustomed
to good living, 90 that 1t ia believed she
would endure penury with little patience.
She is, moreover, q competent dre5a maker,
and has the gift of fluent speech, which
may lead her upon profitable lecturing
tours as heretofore. Tho little toy and
notion shop at 2S6 Milwaukee avenue,
over which George Rugel prel;dod, is left
as an ample source ofBnpport TO his widow
and daughter. 1t was open for business
yesterday, and both could be seen very
sad but busy. M.s. Fielden will need all
the help that can be given her, whiIo Mrs.
Fischer, little more than n girl widow,
with three tiny children, is An invalid and
utterly helrleas. Mrs. spies, broken in
health and her daughter Gretchen, still in
tfsnz7. OF griei, have Au2uats three sIr.
yiylng brothers to suppart them. Mrs.
schwab is also In need 'ot aid, as her hus-
bands soie legacy seems to- have been
thrae little children. i. q g}I : "a, ss'.5' :,
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A CHINESE, LAWYER,

Ono Of Their Own Rnce to Defend Celestials
t5-s5s- 5. In New York City. .taG, Z, B
NEw YoRE, Nov. 15.-The Chinese Of
this city have now a man Of their own race
to defend their intoreats in the local courts
Of justice. l,:i
The first Chinese lawyer ever admitted
to practice in this country. and probably
in any country outside Of China, was ad-
m;t!ed to the bar at the Court House the
other day. Hong Yeng Chang is the new
counsellor and altorney-at.law. He has
Just passed satisfactory examination be-
toro the General Term OF the Supreme
Court. IA; !,
Lawyer Chang is about twcnty.six years
old, and has grown to manhoodin this
city. He was graduated from tho Column
bia Law School in 1886 and by 8 special
Legislative enactment last spring the G en-
etal Term was directed to Vaive his race
disabilities aud admit him to practice on
his passing q satisfactory examination.
he will live in this city and make spe-
cialty Of his countrymen's interests. $:
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FRAUD.

Tho Celebrated Arrow Steamship Company
Said to be Bogus. 5!4sps
New YoRK, Nov. 15.-The Herald to-day
devotes page to the "Arrow Steamship
Company" ri
The eompanyvs organised about a year
and q half ago with capital Of 81 ZOO, 900.
They proposed to build a feet Of ocean
steamers upon an entirely new plan and
promised to "revolutionizs tho nayieu Of
the world" They claimed that the new
yesaels would be able to make the run TO
Liverpool in five days, we're ind destructible
and would cost only about one.third as
much as the present style Of steamers. 5s
The Herald now states that the company
is a fraud and never intended to build any
vessels, but was organized for the single
purpose OF floating It's etock aud pocketing
the proceede. 4 4, ~ 81
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a MICHIGAN CENTENAnI,AN,,ii

-
Who smokes Regularly nnd Feels Forty
,s"lsal Years Younger Than Ho II. y i',
PoRr HURON, M1cH., Nov. l5.-Judge
Q. W. Bruce reached the age Of one hun
dred yesterday and was rendered a recep- !.
ton by the leading townspeople..
he was born ia Hartford, Conn, and
his family were the owners Of the farm Iol, on
which stood the famous Charter Oak, His
father was private In the Revolution and
vas one OF the wealthy men in the early
days Of the country. jsi7 -
Judge Bruce was a member OF the Ter
rltorial Legislature from 1921 to 1924, and
Jndge o. the Circuit Court from 1884 to
1849. His mind is clear and active and
bis muscles as strong and firm as those of
most men OF sixty years. He was not at
any time a total abstainer and loves pipn3
as we'll to-day as he did fifty years ago. :. /
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SENATOR nAwLEY MARRIED. 4
Brilliant Wedding at philadelphia Yes.
NON N.4NI UH tar.tuw dc -, rt5s5 ~ a.


fGtflt#9 sSl tortay. ..5ts
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ex-senator Joseph
R.tHawley, Of Connecticut, was married
at noon to-day In st. Clements ?. E.
church, to Miss Edith Horner, Of Eng.
land, who has been for several years one ol
the head nurses at tho Bloekley Hospital
In this city. q, hi
There was o large and distinguished as.
aemblage present TO witnessthe ceremony,
which was performed by the rector Of st.
Clements, Rev. Dr.. Matnrin. "a s.4'G, a
Miss May Wharton was maid Of honor,
and Lieutenant Knapp, Of the U. 8.
Navy, was the best man. Among thbse
present were General Sheridan, Senator
PlRtt, OF Connecticut; Thomas Donaldson,
ex.Judge Daniel @. Rollins, George W.
Childs, James D. Hogue, Of Now York ;
General Mc0ook, Secretary OF the United
States Senale; 8. D. Hubbard, OF Hart
ford; Murat Halatead, OF the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, and ox.Congressman
Buck, Of Connecticut. ID. p Y23
A reception was given at the residence
Of Mr.. II. W. Tatum, Immediately after
the wedding, at the conclusion oiwhich
the bride and groom left the city for IN
extended bridal tour. They will pay q
short visit to Hartford before the opening
OF the session Of Congress, and then pro.
ceed to the Capital for the winter. 8g
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!. A DYNAMITE FIEND
ATTEMPTS TO MunDEIs 1ABoREns
In a Boiler foundry-A bomb Thrown
through n Window and Explodss, bat \
Fortunately lpjures no Ono-Ths
bold Deed Of a Coward. N. u.

DuDuauR, Ia, Nov. ia bomb was
exploded In the Iowa Iron Works In this
city at late. hour last night. The works
are running night force and OF them
some twenty workmen were employed on
q large boiler in the boiler shop. Thoy
were startled by q sudden explosion some
fifteen or twenty feet away on the other
side Of the boiler. It made q terrible
noise and wns hoard in many parts Of the
city. The bomb, which was picked up,
was made Of inch and half gas pipe
about two feet long. One end was ntill
intact plugged up with a cap, and has q
hole in tho pipe near 1t for o
fuse. The pipe was split in. several
pieces. Fortunately the explosion was
all in one directlon-swsy from the men.
The flooring and parts Of tho building were
aet on are but speedily extlnguiehed by
the men. No other damage was done. It
is supposed the bomb was thrown in an
open window. Tho works here had no
trouble at ali with their men, but have
been running G double force for nine
mon.hs. One theory Is thattho bomb was
prepared by some one having a grudge
against the workmer,o ,or else by an out and
out Anarchist. The bomb is now In pos.
session OF the city police marshal and the
AnarchiDt is being hunted for. q
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4 Tho Crown prinoe,s Cona,t,o,n.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE National Gas.,slte
states that Dr.. Bramann, the se,nior as.
sistant Of Dr.. Bergmann, has gone to San
Reno to be in readiness to assist his chief
in tho operation Of Trache eotomy Ia per.
formed on the Crown Prince. So
"a dispatch from San Reno sava the
general health Of the Crown Princs con-,
t!nuea aatlsfactory. Tho Emperor OF Bra.
~ has paid 9 yieit to the Prince and his
The swelling in the Crown Priuce'a
throat has almost disappeared, u he will
walk out tomorrow, weather permitting.
for the first time in week, he has de-,
elded to remain at San Reno for the win
ter: Prince Henry will pass Chriutmaa
with his father. - - '''l'I s'-''0 '."'
The Emperor, replying TO an address Of
sympathy from the West Prussiau SYNOD.
says: "The pious ,wihhes expressed by the
Synod haye done good to my troubled
heart. May. this heavy atiiiction unon
my house and our Fatherland eoon pSaa
away through Gods omnipotence and and
SEAEc.'
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PHILADELrHIA, Nov. 15.-Over one hum
dred iniormstions were made yesterday in
this city sgainut persons charged with hav-
ing violated the Sunday law Of 1874. The
prosecution is by the direction Of Mayor
Fitler. His orde, was that every saloon
found open one minute alter l2 o'clock
Saturday midnight should bs reported !;
that light in saloon would bs taken as
an indication OF the place being open, and
that side doors should be closed as or
dered; all meat and bake shopa to be
closed, and the ctlzsns who neglected to
lay in their stock Of proyisiona were COM
PEELED to borrow irom tIeir neighbors or
20 hungry, ?:e.s P + 9'5 -.ig5;s .L.iii,.,
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A wRlrRR who has been doing the
Frsuco.German frontier, commenting on
the cssseless activity and wonderful dis.
cipline Of the, German troops, ssys that
the oiiicera have no time for aocial enter.
tainment. accept no invitations except
among thsmsnlves-in short, in one way
and another are practically on duty all the
time. Then who is !these. pray, to lead
the german in those parts7 Catch an
American army officer foregoing the ies-
tive delights which society ID always glad
to protf'er to tho daylings Of the Army and
Nayyi iffi ~ II 4 .y3t.s4.trtiSSt; ~ Y
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Ohio Criminal matters.

CLEVELAND, Nov. l5.-The jury which
ia to try John Coughlin, at Rsvenna, O.,
for completely in the murder Of Detective
Hulligap, was completed to-day. The in.
troduetioa OF testimony will. begin to-
morrow morning. -; ;5;sFFt3s: Ftl &,
The motion for new trial in the cass OF
"Blinkey" Morgan, convicted OF murder
in the first degree, will be heard on Thurs.
day. "a B, .,5555, B 81 z, g:
To-day at Youngstown, O., a new trial
was granted to EbeneSsr 8tGnyafd, who
was to have been hanged in the peni.
tentiary at Columbus next Friday for the
murder Of his sweetheart, Alice Hancock,
in March last. = 5fs is, ,37lE u.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Gold Ore That Yields a Thousand Dollars I
tho Tou-Fabulous Wenlth. .iH q

Gold Ore That Yields Thousand Dollars to
tho Ton-Fahulous Wealth.
CulcAao, Nov. l5.-A Prescott, 'Ariz..
special esya: Private advices show that
the recently discovered gold mine, ten
miles from here, on the Hsssayampa
river, is richer by far than anything ever
discovered in tho word. The ore averages
$1,000 per ton, and thousands Of tons are
in sight. Two men yesterday, with a
common mortar, pounded out $500 in
less than one hour. The gold
clings to the fock in tho purest scales. A
man with knife oan sosle of handful
ina few minutes. There is every indies.
ton Of the ledge containing fabulous
wealth. This river has produced millions
in years past in places, and on one
occasion a pocket was found which yielded
100000 in fey weeks. People are
aockipg thoye In great numbers. .,.sf
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THE SARGENT MURDER TRIAL.

{ THE SARGENT MURDER TRIAL.
A Motion to Postrono-Parkersburg Court
+. Y sit,:fr Matters. l'ff .,g't ~
Special Dispatch TO The Inttl!igencer. 81 ~ n
PARKERsRuRG, W. Va, Nov. 15.-The
case Of Charley Sargent, charged with the
murder Of Taylor Fountain lsst April, was
called to-day in the Circuit Court. Z
motion to postpone the trial until next
torn was made by his attorneys, Hu.chin-
son and Caldwell. The State, whose in
terests are Represented by McOluer and
Leonard, was ready for trial. Judge Jack.
aon will decide tomorrow whether the
petition will be granted. This is sensa-
tional case and a vast amount Of interest
is manifested, especially among the color
ed people. ,,.@tt.5 81 z..sG'
The trial Of Sam Marshall for 1aps has
been set for the 18th inst; McCluer for
the State apd Judge Loomis and G. L.
Caldwell for the defense. E
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AN -ABsURD lsUMOK, !,
Au Alleged Scheme to Add Valuable Terri.
tory to tho United Stntos. Gtl

Au Alleged Scheme to Add Valuable Terri-
tory to the United Stntos.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-A report gained
circulation to-day to the effect that the
Chamber Of Commerce had under advise.
ment proposal from Edward Atkinson,
of Boston, the object Of which was to set
tie the fshories question by the purchase
by the United States OF Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince Edwards Island, on
the basis Of their proportion Of the Cana.
dian National debt, or obout fifty million
dollars. Secretary Wilson, Of the Cham
ber Of Commerce, said that the report was
without foundation, and that a proposal
such as the alleged ono would be too ab.
.surd to consider, ,5i558i / {. n
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4 CINCINNATI, O., Nov. l5.-Oyrus House,
q brakeman on the O., W. B. railroad,
while coupling cars at the stock yards yes-
terday morning, had his.right hand caught
between the bumpers, and 1t was badly
mangled. Or. Armstrong, the surgeon Of
the road, was summoned and amputated
the thumb and dressed the hand. = House
is unmarried, and lives at Grafton, Viva.
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Dlaol.se In the Rivc,r Watc,

ALBANY, n. \, Nov. 15.- 50 prevalent
is typhoid fever in this city that Mayor
Thatcher, o! the ins!spce Of the Board Of
Health, has Issued q proelsnatlon asking
that all citizens, before using tho reservoir
water obtained from the river, boil 1t, 50
the SEEDS Of the disease are supposed to
lurk In It. Tho river ID very low, and the
xator is therefore Of an oven worse quail.
ity than usual, Il ~ 'S ifl'lllllF5
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a Ho.elkosppleDr,a ponhla orIna :.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. 15.-Angus Nc
Lane 10 in jail here, charged with arson
and murder. He WAS the lessee OF the
Kneeland Hotel at Shelton. On Saturday
night, it Is charged, he saturated the clos.
cts with coal oil and set FIRE to the build
ing, and then, with a cigar in his mouth,
calmly watched 1t burn. he did not arouse
the guests, but all except one escaped in
their night clothes. Harry Conner, who
slept In the middle Of the house, was
burned to death. W. - 7.sN')' - -
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!. A.PERNIANENT FUND

vi
For the Defsnse OF Annrchiats who Hsreaf.
tor Fall Iato the Hands Of the Law.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-It ia announced that
the Amnesty Society and tho Dsienae
Committee will join forces and assume the
responsibility Of providing for the fani-
lie0 Of the doad Anarohists and q perma-
nent fund will be started for that purpose.
There will be, after final accounting of
the expenses Of the funeral, surplus Of
about Sl,500 or $1,000 in the hands Of the
Defense Committee, which will form q
good nucleus for them to start the fund
WITH. Ills Intended to make this new or
ganiIation national in extent. There ia
another object In establishing this fund.
One of the leaders yesterday said he e1-
pected that there would be moro money
required Tor purposes OF defense. Heidi
not expect that tho prosecutions would
stop here, but thought that others who
made themselves conspicuous In the
movement would be prosecuted under va
rious charges, and thst would neoesai!ate
a permanent defense fund. gar E&..T.a 4